• Dan W@aus.social
    5·
    8 days ago

    @DropBear @palestine
    Zionist is a Christian belief based on the interpretation of Revelations that the Rapture requires the cleansing of the Israelites in punishment for executing Jesus. (Even though it was the Romans)

    Stage one of this is to isolate all the Jewish people in one spot.
    Stage two is wipe them all out, which will supposedly trigger the End Times.

    Judaist Zionism is Stage 1.

    The current Gaza Genocide is to make room to enact the Second Judaic Genocide.

    I have no idea why any true Christan, Jew or Muslim would be enabling this.

    • Drop Bear@theblower.auOP
      4·
      8 days ago

      @Salvo
      Zionism can be traced to Puritan England, around the turn of the 17th century. It was essentially a way to rid England of its Jews. A form of antisemitism, two centuries before that term was coined.

      England had a resurgence of Zionism early in the 19th century, when dispensationalism added the return of Jesus and the rapture to the belief system. Herzl took it from there.

      In brief, Israel is a manifestation of antisemitism. The image is from “The fate of the Jews” by Roberta Strauss Feuerlicht (1983). Page 221
      @palestine
      #CrimesAgainstHumanity
      #Israel
      #Zionism
      #Nazism

      Zionists believed Jews had to be transplanted in order to be redeemed. Uri Avnery wrote, “Zionist literature, taught to every Jewish child in Palestine, depicted Jewish life in Eastern Europe as despicable, the whole tradition and folklore of the ghetto as cowardly, crooked, parasitical.”5 He noted that Jews were “depicted in Zionist schoolbooks in a way rather reminiscent of anti-Semitic literature,”6 and because of this, Israelis consider themselves “vastly superior” to diaspora Jews, “treating them at best with a paternalistic, rather colonial attitude.”7 Yehezkel Kaufman, professor of Bible studies at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, wrote that Jewish nationalism was built “on a foundation of anti-Semitism.” It blamed Jews themselves for their misfortunes and said they deserved to be hated. To shed their iniquities they had to leave the diaspora and become a nation and a people like all others. “The poison which flows from Jewish nation- … Kaufman offered examples of what some prominent Zionists called their brethren in the diaspora: “gypsies, filthy dogs, inhuman; parasites, people fundamentally useless; slaves, helots, worms, filth, rootless parasites.”9 He noted that every nation has its diaspora—those who emigrated—yet “none are considered slaves and dogs except the Jews—and by themselves.”10 He wrote, “Many Zionists . . . are completely convinced that in order to become ‘good Zionists’ we must first become ‘good anti-Semites,’ that we must first hate ourselves.” 11